Exception logged but not thrown from the ExecuteAsync about commercetools-dotnet-core-sdk-v2 HOT 3 CLOSED

Also i didn't completely understood your problem. I try to give some insights to the SDK client.

The client utilizes a middleware approach. E.g. the Authorization is injected by an AuthorizationMiddleware. This middleware just adds he AuthHeader to the request. The TokenProvider which seems to be in your case the AnonymToken has to return a Token and/or refresh it in case it's expired.

The DependencyInjectionSetup class sets up a HttpClient instance with some DelegatingMessageHandlers which will be instantiated in the ClientFactory. There you will find this line:

The ErrorHandler will convert all responses with a StatusCode greater or equals 400 to an Exception. This should be what you are asking for in case you wanna use a custom configured HttpClient.

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Thanks @jenschude for your reply. I must admit that I am not a C# expert. I must be doing something differently. Here is my situation and I believe I must be doing something wrong, so I have created a sample project in-case you would like to try that out.

https://github.com/codewode/commercetools-anonym-token

what am I trying to achieve is, everytime a customer requests to create a cart, then it will generate token, that token will be used in the subsequent requests to update/get the cart. I expect that, if the given token is expired/invalid, then it will throw 401 exception, however I am always getting an empty cart with 200 OK Response. I have also attached postman collection.

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I certainly missed the point from the docs, after adding SetupClient, it got fixed.

          services.SetupClient(
                "MeClient",
                errorTypeMapper => typeof(ErrorResponse),
                s => s.GetService<SerializerService>()
            );

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